Insured at $6 million, the toilet still hasn't been recovered.

The judge said he dodged prison time because he "had a limited function, had no personal gain, had no wider involvement, and was involved for a short period."

These envelope-pushing works seemed designed to create scandal—and that was sometimes the point.

Ensured for approximately $6 million, the piece was featured in an exhibition of the artist's work at England's Blenheim Palace.

The raid, which includes dismantling the working 18-carat, 103 kilogram gold toilet, titled America (2016), took only five minutes.

Bananas finally make the Superbowl party shopping list.

The CoinDesk report mentioned his legal troubles with the US Securities and Exchange Commission.

Much hyped sales at Sotheby's and Christie's hide a banal truth: the auctions are more choreographed than ever.

The evening's top lot was Ed Ruscha's George's Flag (1999), which sold for $13.7 million.

The work hammered at $5.2 million after 10 minutes of bidding.